Kansas Wheat Harvest Surges Ahead in Central Kansas
AP Kansas crop report shows 80 percent of wheat ripe and 35 percent harvested, well ahead of five year average. Armyworms, leaf rust and corn borers affect crops while moisture remains mainly adequate. Sorghum 90 percent planted. soybeans 8 percent planted with strong ratings for wheat and corn crops overall.
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Topeka
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Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Crop Reporting Service
Statistics Service
Reporter recalls old harvest trucks and farmers blessings
Bruce Bair visits Ellis County fields to remember family wheat trucks from the 1930s onward. He contrasts antique and vintage vehicles, notes a 77 year old farmer, and reflects on resilience, farming, and gratitude amid harvest.
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Bruce Bair
The
Hays Daily News
Goodland
Hays
Kan
Ranney E. Olds
International
GMC
Ranney & Olds
Mike Leiker
Mike
Antone Legleiter
Ellis County
Antone
Farm Crisis Directory Offered by KC College Instructor
Rebecca Cramer, anthropology instructor at Johnson County Community College, compiled A Resource Directory for the Farm Crisis in Kansas a about 50 page guide listing names churches and agencies in every Kansas county that can offer help. Free copies available from JCCC Social Science Division Overland Park contact 469 8500 extension 3499 or 3856. Ottawa Library will also stock a copy.
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Johnson County Community College
Rebecca Cramer
Kansas
Kansas County
Cramer
Quivira
Overland Park
Kan
Theories Fall Behind Stock Market Growth Debate
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff discusses whether stock market advances reflect a new paradigm beyond price earnings ratios and dividends. He notes complex global money flows and foreign investment shifting valuations, with experts urging revised models as the market diverges from traditional indicators.
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John Cunniff
New York
United States
Columbia Business School
U.S
Dole proposes $1 billion rural development loan guarantees
Senator Bob Dole introduces a rural development package featuring a $1 billion loan guarantee program. The plan would back repayment using government surplus grain and aims to spur economic growth in rural communities while reducing federal outlays.
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Dole
Washington
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Iowa
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